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[quote=Anonymous]What is acceptable here and what isn't? How to bring this up in next week's review?

We've been noticing (via nursery cam) our child wakes up from his nap and isn't gotten out of his crib for over 45 minutes, by which time he gagged and vomited. Where was the nanny?  She has the nursery cam too. 
Then we've noticed (via family room cam) he was wandering around the house playing, alone from 10am to 11am, with no nanny or noise anywhere. Where was nanny? She took a phone call around 11am when we heard her likely sitting/resting/in a side room on a comfy couch.

We are going to have to bring this up - basic house rules - during this Monday's review. Not sure what is going on, if nanny is bored, exhausted from something else, or what. We feel the child should be in sight at most times and that sleeping/resting on a sofa in another room is unacceptable while he is up.

We have, to date, been OK with the nanny napping while the child is napping - though we never formally said so nor were asked by her - but now we need to have a meeting of the minds. Maybe it is a slipperly slope. She used to vacuum the kitchen crumbs/messes twice a week and now never.  We are also concerned she is taking too many 5-7/8pm babysitting jobs that are negatively affecting her fulltime day job quality of work.

We are also going to have to limit cell phone usage as our child has started mimicking her by walking around the house with a phone or remote saying "Hi." [/quote]

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